________ focuses on how cultural beliefs and practices helped human populations adapt to their environments
A. Ethnobotanical anthropology
B. Applied anthropology
C. Conservation anthropology
D. Ecological anthropology
E. Paleoecology
D
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How does herding or pastoralism differ from the keeping of livestock practiced by cultivators?
a. Herders do not rely on their animals for income in the way that cultivators do. b. Pastoralists rely on natural pasturelands within their territories to feed their animals. c. Herders do not practice any other form of production and cultivators keep livestock. d. All of these are differences between herders and cultivators.
Match the characteristic with the primate group in which it is found:
1. greatest sexual dimorphism of apes 2. includes the largest ape 3. ischial callosities 4. a dental comb 5. a platyrrhine nose Ponginae Cebidae Cercopithecinae Lemuridae Gorillinae
The concept that states humans are moving forward to a better, more advanced stage in their cultural development is
called: a. advancement. b. evolution. c. progress. d. success. e. convergence.
Which of the following is not a reason for the production of genetically modified foods?
a. ?It increases productivity. b. ?It yields an organically produced and local plant. c. ?It prevents loss due to pests and disease. d. ?It makes the plant more climate resistant.